Appointment in Bray

Set in 1917 during World War I, Appointment in Bray follows Julien, a pianist studying in Paris to avoid conscription. He receives an invitation from his friend Jacques, a fighter pilot, to stay at Jacques' family's house in Bray. As Julien waits for Jacques, he reflects on their friendship and the life they shared before the war, including memories of Jacques' girlfriend, Odile.

The film features a notable ensemble cast, including Anna Karina and Mathieu Carrière, whose performances contribute to the film's exploration of the impacts of war on personal relationships. With a runtime of 90 minutes, this drama combines elements of music and the harsh realities of conflict, appealing to those interested in the emotional turmoil of the era.

Available on DVD, Appointment in Bray is a part of the Taurus Film and Ciné Mag Bodard production's repertoire. Collectors may appreciate its unique narrative perspective within the war genre, as well as its artistic approach to storytelling.